South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1887-05-27


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but do not direcsil Correspondents must
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p. r. MILLS. May 20.
Mr.. Editor: At present we are
having some fine weather. Peo-
pie are about through planting
com. MIR. Oxygen neglected an
nouncing the purchase Of one;farm
in the sale of the Fahs land It was
purchased by Charles Milleson for
$4,000. The election at Re dron
waa SIS for Holt, and Shawen q.
Mr.. j. Il. Bennett will move to
his new home soon. NITROGEN.
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H eeIssvILLE. May %
Mr.. Editor: II is very dry here
and rain is needed. The farmers
have not flushed planting corn.
Miss Sallie Poland will make her
home in the futurein Springfield.
We have an interesting Sunday
school at Salem, over 80 enrolled.
They also have a good school at
the Three Churches, about so en-
rolled. Rev. Garden will preach
at Salem next Sunday at 8 p m.
There 10 very heavy locust bloom
here so according to the old saying
We will have good corn and buck
whea, crops Wishing much cue.
cess to tho Intelligenccr, I am
THREE CHURCHES, May II.
Farmers Of this section are
about through planting corn. Miss
Pcrtie Sneathen has been visiting
friends III Cumberland, MARYLAND.
Prof. G. w. Haines Was in this vi
cinity Sunday laet, he has many
friends in our com .nuuity who are
always glad to sec him; he will
have much larger school here
than he had last summer. MIR.
Stanley Sneathen has been on Lit
tie Capon at Mr.. Philip Shanholtz.
er's for several days inspecting the
WASHED roads in that section. Mr
Taylor Burket expects to visit
friends in Ohio in a short time
1t is supposed he will take wife
with him. Mr.. Frank Light is do
ing big business with his sawmill
he has plenty of power and works
accordingly. Mr.. Jacob Cornwel
is. we are glad to learn
much better and considered out oil
danger by DR.. e.. Daley. There
are s., scholars enrolled in the
Method:.t Church South Sunday
school at this place. Rev. Garden
will preach for Us in two weeks
PATRICK O'CoNN ILL.
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SPRINGFIELD, May "a.
Mrs. VIM. Glaze died at her
home on Middle Ridge, Sunday
morning. She WAS buried at Three
Churches yesterday. Messrs. Char
ley Bowen and Sam Darr came
home Saturday morning to spend
few days. Mr.. III. w. Campbell
of Moorefield spent Saturday and
Sunday In town and vicinity. Miss
Mamie Washington retcruei to
Ferndale week before last, after
teaching at Sedan four months.
John Martin, Edgar Parker and
Newton Guthrie went to Washing
ton today-to take in the National
Drill. Mr.. G. NJ. NJ lleson starts
for Baltimore tomorrow. The
first Quarterly, meeting tor this
circuit will be held here next Sat.
urday and Sunday. Our Presid
ing Elder F. G.. Furgeson will
conduct the Meeting. Mr.. Geo.
w. Taylor late Of Green Spring
Valley, started for Illinois last
Tuesday. Mr.. John Martin was
elected President OF the Board of
Education and John III. Thomp-
son Commissioner. The foundi-
tion for the new church is nearly
finished. Mr.. Evans Of Winches.
Ter was III town Saturday. Prof.
Cannon of Branch Mountain has
a class here in vocal music Wo
are having delightful showers this
evening GUESS.
Mrs. j. @. Covell returned from
Baltimore yesterday.